Will Kaback
speaker
1,313 appearances
13 recordings
1 series
first heard Aug 2026
last heard 5d ago
Will Kaback’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Media outlets shouldn't be able to constantly write or report fiction and lies when they're covering the President of the United States, the Trump administration, or the United States of America, end quote.
On Monday, he said the ban was not an assault on the free press, but quote, an assault on the fake news, something that has grown like cancer in our beloved United States of America, end quote.
On Saturday, CNN, MS Now, and Politico reporters shared that they had been blocked from entering the White House grounds and had had their press passes confiscated.
In a Monday statement, the outlets announced that they have filed a lawsuit against the ban, quote, to protect our First Amendment rights and defend the principle that the government does not decide what the press reports or publishes, end quote.
The organizations are seeking an injunction to pause the band's enforcement and restore their journalists access to the White House.
CNN, along with ABC, CBS, Fox News, and NBC, is a member of the White House television press pool, which provides broadcast coverage of the president.
The networks share the costs and duties of reporting from the White House, and with CNN barred from the grounds, the pool announced they will stop providing televised coverage of President Trump while the press ban is in place.
Brian Botton, the White House bureau chief at the Fox News Channel and current acting chair of the pool, said the decision, quote, followed the White House's position preventing CNN from fulfilling its assigned pool duties, end quote.
On Monday evening, the White House announced the launch of Trump TV, a streaming channel that will share quote top videos, major remarks, and must see highlights, end quote from the Trump administration.
Next up are perspectives from the right and left on the bands, followed by executive editor Isaac Saul's take.
Here's what the right is saying.
The right is mixed, with some arguing that the ban does not violate the First Amendment.
Others say that Trump took the wrong approach to a legitimate problem.
Still others predict that the president's action will not hold up in court.
In American thinker, Andrew Windeberg said Trump is targeting coverage that has consistently erred.
The mainstream media instantly insisted that Trump was violating the First Amendment.
Since the Constitution doesn't mention an inherent right to be in the White House to report on and comment on the news of the day, that argument is invalid.
As I see it, the only colorable basis for the media's fight is to claim illegal viewpoint discrimination.
That is that these outlets are being kicked out because they oppose Trump and his policies.
However, Trump never said that they were going to be kicked out because they disagreed with him.
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